In this episode of The Sundance Reel Rick Brough and David D'Arcy speak with Director David France WELCOME TO CHECHNYA . U.S. Documentary Comeptition entry into the 2020 Sundance Film Festival.

In this episode of The Sundance Reel Rick Brough and Producer/Writer David D'Arcy talk film, Sundance, and storytelling with Director Alexander Nanua , COLLECTIVE . Spotlight entry in the 2020 Sundance Film Festival.

In this segment of The Sundance Reel , Director Alison Elwood discusses her film, The Go-Go's a Documentary Premieres film in the 2020 Sundance Film Festival.

In this segment of The Sundance Reel Directors Amanda McBaine and Jessie Moss talk about their film, Boys State U.S. Documentary Competition entry in the 2020 Sundance Film Festival.

In this segment of The Sundance Reel , Leslie Thatcher and Barbara Bretz talk to the director of Whirlybird , Matt Yoka, U.S. Documentary Competition entry in the 2020 Sundance Film Festival.

In this segment of T he Sundance Reel , Director Eliza Hittman discusses her film Never Rarely Sometimes Always . U.S. Dramatic Competion entry in the 2020 Sundance Film Festival.

Tis the season for another fabulous film review panel. Rick Brough, Katy Wang, Barbra Bretz and Libby Wadman talk about the films expected for the upcoming 2020 Sundance Film Festival. The film panelists weigh in on the movies that are being considered Oscar contenders and discuss a few of the the upcoming Christmas blockbusters.

Another 70’s rock-icon biography has made its way to the big screen. This time, Linda Ronstadt is the subject in a new documentary, “Linda Ronstadt: The Sound of My Voice” Linda Jager has the Friday Film Review. Widely known as one of the greatest living vocalists, Linda Ronstadt is the subject of a new documentary Linda Ronstadt: The Sound of My Voice, that takes viewers on a chronological tour of her career. Narrated in her own voice, Linda begins with stories from her childhood in Tucson,

Angelina Jolie returns for another outing as the legendary Walt Disney character Maleficent. The new film raises the question, is she a clasic villainess or a misunderstood stepmom? This week’s film is Maleficent-Mistress of Evil, starring Angelina Jolie, Michelle Pfeiffer, and Elle Fanning. Named for the adjective which means “doing evil or harm,” Maleficent first appeared on the big screen in Disney’s 1959 animated feature film Sleeping Beauty, based of course upon author Charles Perrault’s

Which version of "A Star is Born" is your favorite? This and other pressing movie questions get posed and answered by the panel on this episode of the KPCW Film Roundtable. Hosted by KPCW's own Rick Brough, who's joined by Friday Film Reviewers Mark Harrington and Wendy Gourley, as well as KPCW reporter and token Millenial, Emily Means, the team reviews summer films, remakes and what their sleeper favorites were.